Companies located in Ireland provide accounting services to every major economy globally, and Dublin is the center of this sector. What’s more, a leading Dublin-based employment agency has reported a 52% increase in jobs in accounting and finance in 2021, compared to 2020. Our internships in Accounting in Dublin are the perfect way to gain the experience and confidence you will need in your future career as an accountant.
Our alumni have interned at 3,000+ organizations including
Responsibilities at Accounting Internships in Dublin may include:
- monitoring the company’s cash flow
- managing tax returns
- preparing financial documents
- preparing, validating, and analyzing the month-end close process
- performing account reconciliations
- assisting in various system-related projects, including but not limited to, testing and documentation
Internships in Accounting in Dublin
Here are a few examples of roles that our Accounting Interns have taken on before:
Accountant
Accountants are responsible for taking care of their client’s financial operations. This involves preparing and analyzing financial reports and examining their client’s income, expenses, and money owed. Interns have the opportunity to explore different aspects of accounting depending on the industry they work in.
Financial Accountant
The financial accountant is responsible for preparing the monthly financial accounting process and reports. In addition, interns are responsible for the closing of month-end processes, performing analyses of spend, distributing reports to senior management for review, and assisting with year-end audits, and tax compliance.
Cost Accountant
The cost accountant works on multiple projects of a special nature simultaneously, responsible for building solid relationships and liaising with internal stakeholders daily. Interns will shadow a cost accountant, whose primary responsibilities include managing the product costing process, leading the inventory management process, managing variances with monthly raw material stock, performing weekly and monthly financial reports, as well as reviewing expenditures against budget.
Auditor
The auditor monitors how different business units work, to report on their effectiveness. Interns may be required to report to management, recommend solutions to potential problems, verify assets and liabilities, and examine documentation, reports, operating practices, and records, to ensure internal control.
The Accounting Industry
If you have analytical skills, love crunching numbers, and like working in a very structured environment, then a career as an accountant may be right for you. Internships in Accounting in Dublin are a perfect opportunity to work in different types of accounting and environments, such as public, private, fiduciary, forensic, or governmental.
Learn More About our Accounting Internships in Dublin
With more and more businesses being created every year in Dublin, accountants are always in demand. The world’s best accounting firms have established offices in Dublin, and all of our interns are placed with these top-tier organizations. Learn more about our internship program in Dublin here.
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Applying for The Intern Group will accelerate your career. Through your application we will learn about you and your career goals to determine if you are a good candidate for our internship program. If accepted into our program we guarantee you an internship in your chosen career field.